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Idioms are the weirdest part of the English language. They never mean what they say. They "roll off the tongue" without stopping at the brain.
Take a look at the cartoon and try to guess the idiom being illustrated. It shows both the literal and figurative meaning of the idiomatic expression. We'll be posting new cartoons weekly.
You'll notice there are five buttons below for you to interact with our site. You can get the answer to the current idiom; a hint; complete information including the answer, the meaning, a usage note, the origin of the idiom, and an example sentence; you can even play a multiple choice game to guess the idiom or the meaning; and of course you can try to guess the idiom. You can also scroll down to older cartoons and get the full information on each post
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Take a look at the cartoon and try to guess the idiom being illustrated. It shows both the literal and figurative meaning of the idiomatic expression. We'll be posting new cartoons weekly.
You'll notice there are five buttons below for you to interact with our site. You can get the answer to the current idiom; a hint; complete information including the answer, the meaning, a usage note, the origin of the idiom, and an example sentence; you can even play a multiple choice game to guess the idiom or the meaning; and of course you can try to guess the idiom. You can also scroll down to older cartoons and get the full information on each post
Good Luck and Have Fun!
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